CAMPI-TMA July sales drop by 5% month-over-month
Ruben Manahan IV Aug 15, 2025

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MANILA: Sales of the Chamber of Automotive Manufacturers of the Philippines, Incorporated (CAMPI) and Truck Manufacturers Association (TMA) continue to show signs of slowdown in July 2025.
KEY TAKEAWAYS
How many vehicles did CAMPI-TMA sell in January-July 2025?
The two groups retailed 269,207 vehicles during the first seven months of 2025
How many units did CAMPI-TMA sell in July 2025?
Last month, the two organizations delivered 38,295 to clients.
Based on the joint report, the groups retailed 38,295 units last month — reflecting a and 5.4 percent slowdown compared to the 40,483 vehicles sold in June this year. The same performance is also 2.4-percent lower than the 39,331 vehicles rolled out to customers for the same month last year.
Amid such an experience, the two organizations’ retail performance for the first seven months of the year is still on an upward trajectory as it delivered 269,207 vehicles to buyers — a 1.4-percent rise when stacked up against the same timeline the previous year.
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CAMPI-TMA attributed the sales figures to the weather-related disruptions that affected operations. The slowdown was cushioned, the group noted, by the “strong commercial vehicle demand and signs of recovery in the passenger car segment.”
“The industry’s continued growth, particularly in commercial segments, reflects strong market fundamentals and the agility of our members in navigating short-term challenges. We are optimistic that the momentum will carry forward into the second half of the year.” With new model launches, promotional campaigns, and improving consumer sentiment on the horizon, CAMPI and TMA remain confident in the automotive sector’s sustained recovery and expansion,” CAMPI President Atty. Rommel Gutierrez said.
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It can be recalled that CAMPI-TMA’s year-to-date sales for June 2025 is 230,912 — two-percent higher when measured up against the 226,279 vehicles handed over to buyers for the same timeline the previous year.
Vehicle sales per category
Taking more than 80 percent of CAMPI-TMA’s sales numbers for January-July 2025 is the commercial vehicle segment, which contributed 215,440 units to the groups’ overall retail volume.

On the other hand, year-to-date sales of the passenger car segment for the initial seven months of 2025 slid down by 24.1 percent after turning over 53,767 examples.
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NEV sales
The same CAMPI-TMA record showed that six percent of the overall year-to-date sales were new energy vehicles (NEV).
Photo from Hyundai Motor Philippines
Check out the NEV sales as of July 2025:
| Hybrid electric vehicles | 13,290 |
| Battery electric vehicles | 2,617 |
| Plug-in hybrid electric vehicles | 288 |
CAMPI-TMA leaders as of July 2025
Leading the country’s automotive sales is Toyota Motor Philippines — selling 129,334 units in January-July 2025 and cornering 48.04-percent share of CAMPI-TMA’s total output.
Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation maintained its second-place ranking with its 51,167-vehicle sales churn, which represents 19.01-percent share.
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Nissan Philippines kept the third spot, thanks to the 13,629 examples handed over to clients while Ford Motor Company Philippines was at fourth with 13,323 vehicles sold.
Sitting in fifth place is Suzuki Philippines with 12,622 units delivered to customers.
Photo by Juan Paulo Papa
These are the CAMPI-TMA’s Top 10 list of distributors as of last month:
| Year-to-date ranking | Distributor name | Sales volume (as of July 2025) |
| First | Toyota Motor Philippines | 129,334 |
| Second | Mitsubishi Motors Philippines Corporation | 51,167 |
| Third | Nissan Philippines | 13,629 |
| Fourth | Ford Motor Company Philippines Incorporated | 13,323 |
| Fifth | Suzuki Philippines Incorporated | 12,622 |
| Sixth | Isuzu Philippines Corporation | 10,125 |
| Seventh | Honda Cars Philippines Incorporated | 9,638 |
| Eighth | Hyundai Motor Philippines, Incorporated | 6,416 |
| Ninth | SAIC Motors Philippines Incorporated (Morris Garages distributor) | 5,403 |
| Tenth | KP Motors Corporation (Kia distributor) | 4,818 |
Also read:
CAMPI-TMA May 2025 YTD sales reach 190k-unit mark
CAMPI-TMA Mar. YTD 2025 sales reach 117k mark
CAMPI-TMA Feb. 2025 YTD sales grow 6%
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